This document was released by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and contains the most recent official instructions for Ms4 Annual Report .
Q: What is the purpose of the MS4 Annual Report?
A: The purpose of the MS4 Annual Report is to provide an update on the progress and activities of the municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) program in New York.
Q: Who is required to submit the MS4 Annual Report?
A: Municipalities in New York that operate an MS4 are required to submit the MS4 Annual Report.
Q: When is the deadline to submit the MS4 Annual Report?
A: The deadline to submit the MS4 Annual Report in New York is typically on or before March 9th of each year.
Q: What information should be included in the MS4 Annual Report?
A: The MS4 Annual Report should include information about stormwater management activities, program goals and objectives, public education efforts, and any updates or changes to the MS4 program.
Q: How should the MS4 Annual Report be submitted?
A: The MS4 Annual Report should be submitted electronically through the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's reporting system.
Q: Are there any penalties for failing to submit the MS4 Annual Report?
A: Yes, municipalities that fail to submit the MS4 Annual Report may be subject to penalties and enforcement actions by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Q: Can municipalities request an extension for submitting the MS4 Annual Report?
A: Yes, municipalities can request an extension for submitting the MS4 Annual Report, but it must be done in writing and provide a valid reason for the extension.
Q: Is there a template or format for the MS4 Annual Report?
A: Yes, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation provides a template and instructions for completing the MS4 Annual Report.
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